Logo graphic designer

Can you explain your decision to split the circles the way you did? Because of the way you overlapped them, the darkest one looks a bit like a bicycle seat. When you print these colors, my guess is they will mute way down. The brightest green may not translate well into CMYK. As many before me have suggested, go to logopond.com to get some fresh inspiration.

I no your a student and all that but this isn't good at all, for a start I'm pretty sure you have uploaded a CMYK image rather than a JPG hense why the colours look so bright.

The name Tiff design i dont think does you any favors, i no it relates to design in a way as it has the name Tiff like a .tiff file, but to me this suggests that you only work with imagery and do not do any vector based stuff which isn't good.

As for the circles... i really dont understand how these represent the steps you take? They look far to generic and the whole thing in general looks really amateurish.

Start by sketching some ideas, then refine your ideas..i.e. pic out the ones that have some potential and develop them, do some research, look online at other design company logos to see what people are doing and how ideas can be portrayed.

Good Luck! :)

I KNOW YOU'RE a student, but indeed, this is not working. Globally, it looks like a pretty rushed job, poorly thought through and devoided of any personality or character. I'm ready to bet your didn't spend too much time working on this and that you didn't even make a few sketches before hand.

Now, when it comes to personal logo, don't make one that looks like any random business. You are a human being, not a garage =) Maybe try to avoid the symbol + text we see everywhere. Think in terms of signature rather than logo. You have a beautiful name, don't shorten it to make it read like a file extension name. But yourself into it. Just don't stack some random shape with some random font.

Also, get as much inspiration as you can, as cooperads said. Get yourself a Pinterest account. Check out www.dribbble.com too. Damn, if I had all these sites when I was a student, I'd be a better designer today =)

Good luck and come back here when you have new logos to show!

Dark green circle resembles an underwear and it sort of looking as a Micheline lady standing backwards on her knees. Okay, in all honesty this logo is a bust and need a total rework. I would suggest for you to look at some typography before making any logos and go from there on. When you get stronger at typography start drawing logos and you will get better. Remember a golden rule of Art - minimum lines - maximum expression.